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by cmstoken 11y ago
Agreed.
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by cmstoken 11y ago
Plenty of people have ran huge sites by themselves. Marcus Frind of POF comes to mind. He had over 30 million users a month back in 2007 and no employees. It's not that hard if you know what you're doing.
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by cmstoken 11y ago
Looks amazing, definitely bookmarked. Hope to more documentation.
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Why is Ask HN limited to 15 posts per page?
2 points by cmstoken 11y ago|5 comments
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by cmstoken 11y ago
M3
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by cmstoken 11y ago
Find out the emails of the founders/engineers of the app, then sign up with their email address to every newsletter and spam list you could think of. Use crunchbase to find the info. Maybe a taste of their own medicine could slap some
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by cmstoken 11y ago
Sorry but that's complete nonsense. That's over 2.5 billion domains. You probably mean all 6 letter English dictionary words -- which might be true.
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by cmstoken 11y ago
I'd recommend Ubuntu -- especially if you're just starting out.
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by cmstoken 11y ago
Completely underwhelming. It's just a bunch of random personality questions that give no real insight about the person.
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by cmstoken 11y ago
/r/startups /r/entrepreneur
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by cmstoken 11y ago
Curious as well... Which sites?
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by cmstoken 11y ago
Wow. This is purely amazing! Definitely ordering one.
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by cmstoken 11y ago
Extremely cool. It'll be nice to see it catch on.
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by cmstoken 11y ago
Probably flagged by 1 or 2 users. Flagging can affect the position in an exponential fashion.
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by cmstoken 11y ago
Amazing work!
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by cmstoken 12y ago
You should probably have a disclaimer next to your comments. It sounds like you have some relation to Creo.
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by cmstoken 12y ago
The people interviewing want to be educated on why the current solutions aren't good enough. Being snarky or dogmatic isn't a good way to educate someone who wants to learn. The founders could have done a better job.
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by cmstoken 12y ago
I would also advice not going to the user's Google+ account. I was curious, and I regret it.
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by cmstoken 12y ago
Some of the things are obvious, but others not so much. I upvoted it because I went through a similar situation where (like the OP) I built a product without first figuring out the market and hard to learn everything the hard way. I'm
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by cmstoken 12y ago
Agreed, crows are super awesome.
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by cmstoken 12y ago
That's really awesome to hear. Thanks for sharing. I'm curious, how is your tax structure set up? Are you an LLC, C-corp, etc...?
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by cmstoken 12y ago
I have a similar problem and this sounds like a great way to combat it. I'm curious, do you write down the little pieces as a todo list or do you just make a mental note and go about it?
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Her Biggest Save(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by cmstoken 12y ago|0 comments
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by cmstoken 12y ago
Looks like I'm gonna have to ditch React and IO now. I think those are getting outdated. Will be rewriting all apps in Scala.js.
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by cmstoken 12y ago
Angular is kind of old and outdated so I'd suggest something like React. React is more robust, and it'll be around for at least 2 years.
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by cmstoken 12y ago
AngularJS is not a great framework. In fact, it's a horrible framework. You should really be using ReactJS. It's leagues ahead and much more robust. BTW, Angular is also getting old.
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Ask HN: How old were you when you wrote your first program?
4 points by cmstoken 12y ago|13 comments
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by cmstoken 12y ago
It's great! But I think you're already in it now.
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by cmstoken 12y ago
Spend a lot of time reading technical material, and be active on Twitter and other places were engineers hang out. Watching videos also helps. There's a lot of JS/Rails/Python stuff on YouTube etc...
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by cmstoken 12y ago
Anything to keep in mind when switching to cloudflare? Is it completely free?

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